Glasgow family first to try hospital’s sensory pod
A Glasgow family has become the first to try out a Sensory Pod at the Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow, designed to ease stress…
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Parkhead Hub Officially Opens as Scotland’s Largest Integrated Health and Social Care Facility
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC), in partnership with Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP), Glasgow City Council, and Glasgow Life, is proud…
The Digital NHS Services You Didn’t Know Existed – But Could Save You a Trip to A&E
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is reminding the public that a range of digital and virtual health services are available to help provide care without…
More breastfeeding mothers in Greater Glasgow and Clyde
More local mothers are being supported to breastfeed than ever before thanks to staff at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC). Over the past six…
Parkhead Health & Social Care and Community Hub Wins Top National Honours
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde’s Parkhead Health & Social Care and Community Hub has been recognised as a landmark achievement in healthcare design and delivery,…
NHSGGC Leading on Innovation to Help Bowel Cancer Patients
A new initiative is underway in NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) to help speed up the diagnosis of bowel cancer, as part of a…
NHSGGC asking for help to get patients ‘Home for Lunch’
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde supports patients to be discharged before noon and ‘Home for Lunch’. This involves, alongside their families, carers, and friends, making…
RHC is a centre for excellence
The Royal Hospital for Children (RHC) in Glasgow and Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital (RACH) have become Scotland’s first paediatric units to receive the prestigious Tessa…
Warning as children’s eScooter and eBike incidents spike
The Royal Hospital for Children (RHC), Glasgow and Police Scotland have joined forces to warn parents about the dangers of eScooters and eBikes for children,…
NHSGGC reminds people with flu symptoms not to visit hospitals
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is reminding the public: if you have mild to moderate flu-like symptoms, please do not attend A&E or visit friends…